Tour Ackergill, Scotland. Ackergill in 1846. Ackergill, a village, in the parish of Wick, and county of Caithness. It was anciently called Aikrigill, and lies on the shore of Sinclair bay, and on the road between Staxigo and Keiss. The lands were formerly a possession of the Keiths, earls marischal, whose residence was Ackergill Tower, a spacious rectangular structure, of which the walls, thirteen feet in thickness, and crowned with battlements, are eighty-two feet in height; it is in a state of entire preservation, and, from its antiquity, has a venerable and impressive aspect.
Scapa Flow With Music On History Visit To Orkney Islands Scotland
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Tour Scotland short travel video clip, with Scottish music, of Scapa Flow,
meaning bay of the long isthmus, a body of water on ancestry, genealogy,
family...
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